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Health Tip: Kick Bad Sleep Habits
By LadyLively on November 4, 2015

If you can’t sleep, a few bad habits could be the issue.
The National Sleep Foundation mentions these sleep-stealing practices:
- Having caffeine within six hours of bed.
- Drinking alcohol before bed, which makes your sleep lighter.
- Having a large meal or snack just before bed.
- Getting insufficient exercise. Keeping fit boosts energy and generally helps you fall asleep faster and more soundly.
- Having a TV, smartphone or computer in the bedroom.
- Sleeping in late during weekends.
Source: HealthDay
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